Find Out Exactly How Much You're Overpaying In Taxes.
Free For The Next 7 Days.
(Answer a few questions about your business and get back a personalized tax plan showing the specific strategies available to you, ranked by likely savings)
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Your business profits between $50K and $750K a year and you're paying five figures in federal tax
You've heard of S corps, home office deductions, and hiring your kids, but nobody has ever told you which ones apply to you
You want to know your actual number, not general advice about what wealthy people do
Here's Everything You Get Access To:
Your Personalized Tax Plan
Answer a set of questions about your business, your income, your property, and your family. It takes about twenty minutes.
What comes back is the specific strategies available to you, ranked by likely impact, with estimated savings attached to each one. Not a list of things wealthy people do. Yours, with numbers.
One Full Implementation Module
Pick whichever strategy you most want to act on and get the entire walkthrough. Step by step, with the templates and documentation you need to put it in place correctly.
Finish it and you download a report you can hand straight to your accountant.
One Ask A Pro Conversation
Send a real question about your own situation to a real tax professional and get a real answer back.
Not a chatbot. An actual member of our tax team.
Full Financial Summary Tool
Complete access for the entire seven days, so you can see where your numbers actually sit before you decide anything.
When you become a member, the annual one-on-one consultation, prior year return review, monthly trainings, and partner directory open up as well.
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How The 7 Days Work
Start your trial
You pick monthly or annual pricing and enter a card. You are not charged today.
Use it for 7 days
Complete the questionnaire, open your implementation module, ask your question.
Decide
Cancel inside seven days and you're charged nothing at all. Stay, and your membership begins.
Do this one thing: complete the questionnaire in your first 48 hours.
That's the piece that shows you what this is worth, because it's the moment you stop reading about tax strategies in general and start looking at yours, with your numbers on them. The people who put it off until day six never really tried it.
Your Accountant Files The Return. Nobody Is Building The Plan.
Preparing a return and planning your taxes are two completely different jobs, and most firms are only staffed for the first one.
- ✕ Happens after December 31
- ✕ Records what already happened
- ✕ Every decision is behind you
- ✕ Required by law, saves you nothing
- ✓ Happens before the year ends
- ✓ Determines what you'll owe
- ✓ Every strategy still on the table
- ✓ Set up once, collect every year
What Happens When Business Owners Actually Implement This
First year in business, just over $100,000 in profit. Good accountant, estimated taxes paid on time, IRA funded before filing. He genuinely believed he was doing tax planning.
He was writing a $24,000 check to the IRS every year.
Today he pays $9,000.
Same income. Same business. Fifteen thousand back every year, and he's in year five of it.
Seven years in business, $180,000 in profit, two employees, two kids. He was convinced tax planning was something only wealthy people did.
He saves over $16,500 a year now.
A good chunk of it came from money he was already spending on his kids' activities.
Working alongside his own tax professionals, he caught mistakes in a single year that were costing him money.
Roughly $8,000 back in his pocket.
What he says mattered most was walking into those conversations knowing what to ask.
He'd already collected plenty of tax information on his own and put a fair amount of it into practice.
What changed for him wasn't the money. It was knowing the boxes were actually checked, the paperwork was where it belonged, and everything would hold up if the IRS ever came knocking.
None of these people had a finance background. Every strategy they used is printed publicly in the tax code and has been sitting there the whole time.
No Surprises. Here's The Number.
Either option is a 12 month commitment, and you choose which one when you start the trial. We email you before your trial ends, so the charge never arrives as a surprise.
Why 12 months?
Tax planning is a year round activity. A strategy gets set up in one quarter, implemented in another, and shows up on a return you file the following year. A single month isn't enough time for any of it to matter, and we're not interested in selling you thirty days of information that saves you nothing.
Alex saves $15,000 a year. Jack saves $16,500. Adam caught $8,000 in his first year alone.
We Will Never Leave You Wondering, Wandering, Or Worried.
Join TaxElm, follow your plan, and you will either:
- Save more than you spend on the membership
- Or pay nothing at all, thanks to our 30 day money back guarantee
Either way your investment is risk free, and the upside could transform your bottom line for years and decades to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I be charged during the trial?
No. Your card is on file but nothing is charged for seven days.
What happens if I do nothing?
Your trial converts into the plan you selected and your twelve month membership begins. We email you before that happens.
How do I cancel?
Log in and click "Cancel Trial" in the left navigation. That's the whole process. No phone call and no retention gauntlet.
Is 7 days really enough?
It is, but only if you complete the questionnaire in the first day or two. That's the piece that shows you what TaxElm is actually worth to you.
Does TaxElm prepare my tax return?
No. We focus entirely on strategy. Keep your accountant or keep self-preparing. Members get introductions to our vetted tax prep partners.
I already have an accountant. Do I still need this?
Yes, and keep them. Mike is a CPA and he'll tell you plainly that this is a different job than the one they're doing. Every module you complete generates a report designed specifically to hand to them.
Is my business too small for this?
Jack believed that at $180,000 in profit. If your business profits somewhere between $50,000 and $750,000, most of what's in your plan applies to you today, not at some future revenue milestone.
Mike Jesowshek, CPA
Founder, TaxElm · Host of the Small Business Tax Savings Podcast · Author of the Small Business Tax Savings Handbook
Mike Jesowshek has been an entrepreneur since he was fourteen years old. He became a CPA, ran his own firm, and spent years sitting across from business owners who were working relentlessly to grow something and still writing massive checks to the IRS every April.
He kept hearing the same five complaints. I can't get a hold of my accountant. Whenever I ask about a strategy, I hear "well, it depends." Even when I get advice, it's in a language I can't speak. Every time I try to implement something, I hit a brick wall. And I have no idea what's actually saving me money.
After hearing that hundreds of times, Mike realized the problem wasn't just high taxes. It was confusion, overwhelm, and not knowing what applied to you or what to do first.
So he asked a different question: what if every business owner had the same firepower a Fortune 500 company has, without the Fortune 500 price tag? That's why he built TaxElm.
Today Mike hosts the Small Business Tax Savings Podcast and has helped thousands of small business owners save over $150 million in taxes.
Twenty Minutes. Then You'll Know.
Next spring you'll open your return and see a number. It'll either be the same one it's always been, or it'll be five figures lower because you made four or five decisions you didn't previously know were available to you.
The distance between those two is a questionnaire and about a week of paying attention.
You are not going to find a smaller decision with a bigger number sitting behind it.